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### WELCOME TO THE FOOD TALK ON LEO SEASON 2

Hello foodie Lions 🦁! Happy Sunday. Welcome to today's show. 🥗🍲🫕

This is the #threadcast for Day 145 of the #foodtalk on Leo 17/11/2024 for 16/11/2024. It's time for some meal inspirations and food conversation. Don't forget to use #foodtalk in your comments.

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  • Be part of the Food Talk Show On Leo. Here is Day 144 that leads you to the previous threadcasts.
  • Share your meals.
  • Some national food celebration days in November.
  • Share your food experiences.
  • Share other food-related content and ask questions about food.
    More about food with tips and tricks will be dropped in the threadcast. Upvote the comments you find interesting & connect with others. Let's have fun. #foodie
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National Roasting Month November 1

When is National Roasting Month?
National Roasting Month happens on Friday November 1, 2024.

Savoring the Season: Celebrating National Roasting Month in November

As the brisk winds of November herald the coming of colder days, there’s no culinary technique more fitting to embrace than roasting. National Roasting Month celebrates this ancient cooking method, which transforms simple ingredients into complex, flavorful dishes that warm the soul and gather people around the table. Whether it’s a golden, crispy turkey, root vegetables caramelized to perfection, or nuts toasted to bring out their natural oils, roasting is a cornerstone of autumn cooking. Let’s explore the art of roasting and how you can celebrate this delicious month.

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The Art of Roasting

Roasting involves cooking food, usually in an oven, using dry heat that envelops the food, cooking it evenly on all sides. This method enhances flavors through caramelization and Maillard reactions, creating a depth and richness that other cooking methods can’t replicate. The beauty of roasting lies in its simplicity and the transformative effect it has on ingredients, turning them into comforting, indulgent dishes.
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Celebrating National Roasting Month

  1. Host a Roast Dinner: There’s no better way to celebrate National Roasting Month than by hosting a traditional roast dinner. Whether it’s a classic roast beef, a tender leg of lamb, or a vegetarian centerpiece like a whole roasted cauliflower, the act of gathering with loved ones over a shared meal is at the heart of this celebration.
  2. Experiment with Vegetables: Roasting isn’t just for meats. Vegetables like Brussels sprouts, carrots, potatoes, and squash take on a whole new life when roasted. Experiment with different seasoning blends, from simple salt and pepper to more adventurous spices, to discover your favorite combinations.

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Celebrating National Roasting Month (Continued)

  1. Try International Roasting Recipes: Expand your culinary horizons by exploring roasting recipes from around the world. From Italian porchetta to Indian tandoori chicken, roasting is a universal cooking method with endless variations.
  2. Learn About Roasting Techniques: Take this month as an opportunity to refine your roasting skills. Learn about the importance of temperature control, timing, and the role of marinades and rubs in creating a perfectly roasted dish.
  3. Share Your Creations: Social media is a great platform to share your roasting successes and inspire others. Use hashtags like #NationalRoastingMonth to connect with a community of fellow food enthusiasts.

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Tips for Perfect Roasting

  • Preheat Your Oven: Ensure your oven is properly preheated to the right temperature before adding your food. This helps achieve a crispy, evenly cooked exterior.
  • Use the Right Pan: A heavy-duty roasting pan that’s just the right size for your food encourages proper air circulation and browning.
  • Baste to Keep Moist: For meats, basting periodically can help keep the exterior from drying out, ensuring a juicy, flavorful result.
  • Rest Your Meat: After roasting meat, let it rest before slicing to allow the juices to redistribute throughout the meat, ensuring it’s moist and delicious.
  • Season Well: Don’t be shy with seasoning; roasted foods can handle bold flavors. Season your dishes well before roasting to maximize flavor.

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In Conclusion

National Roasting Month is an invitation to slow down, savor the richness of roasted foods, and enjoy the simple pleasures of cooking. Whether you’re a seasoned chef or a kitchen novice, there’s joy and discovery in the act of roasting. So preheat your ovens, gather your ingredients, and let the comforting aromas fill your home this November. Happy National Roasting Month!

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i don't like roasting, I prefer it when is smoked 👀👀👀....

Lol

That's also good.

Roasting and Smoking cooking techniques are almost the same but with little difference.

  • The heat temperature used in both cooking techniques is different.
  • The smoking time is longer than the roasting time.
  • The taste and aroma differ too. Smoked meat has a smoky aroma and taste while roasted meat has the aroma of the ingredients (seasoning and spices) used and when tasted, you feel that great delicious taste of the meat.

Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣, , , , please send me some toasted meat from above... Lol

!DOOK

National Deep Fried Clams Day November 1.

When is National Deep Fried Clams Day?
National Deep Fried Clams Day happens on Friday November 1, 2024.

Crispy Delights from the Sea: Celebrating National Deep Fried Clams Day

As the leaves turn and the air chills, food lovers across the nation gear up to celebrate a beloved seaside delicacy on November 1st: National Deep Fried Clams Day. This annual tribute to the crispy, golden goodness of deep-fried clams invites us to indulge in one of the sea’s most cherished offerings. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a curious newcomer, there’s no better time to dive into the history, flavors, and joys of deep-fried clams.
Find out more in the comments. 👇
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The Origin of Deep-Fried Clams

The story of deep-fried clams begins in Essex, Massachusetts, in 1916, when Lawrence Henry “Chubby” Woodman and his wife, Bessie, took the advice of a local fisherman to deep-fry the clams in their small roadside stand. This innovative idea turned into a culinary sensation, making deep-fried clams a staple of New England cuisine and beyond. Today, they’re celebrated not just as a regional delight but as a favorite across the United States, especially in coastal areas where clams are freshly harvested.
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What Makes Deep-Fried Clams So Special?

Deep-fried clams are cherished for their unique texture and flavor. The breading, light and crispy, encapsulates the tender, briny clam inside, creating a perfect balance of crunch and succulence. Served with a side of tartar sauce, lemon wedges, or your favorite dipping sauce, they offer a taste of the ocean in every bite.
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How to Celebrate National Deep Fried Clams Day

  • Visit a Seafood Shack: The best way to celebrate is by visiting a local seafood shack or restaurant that specializes in deep-fried clams. Many establishments offer specials to mark the occasion, giving you the perfect excuse to indulge.
  • Make Your Own: Making deep-fried clams at home is a fun and rewarding endeavor. Start with fresh, high-quality clams, a simple batter, and ensure your oil is at the right temperature for frying. Serve hot for a delicious homemade treat.
  • Explore Different Styles: While the classic New England-style whole-belly clams are the star of the show, there are other variations to explore, such as clam strips or clams paired with chips. Experiment with different styles to find your favorite.

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How to Celebrate National Deep Fried Clams Day (Continued)

  • Learn About Sustainable Seafood: Use the day as an opportunity to learn about sustainable seafood practices and how to source clams responsibly. Supporting sustainable fisheries ensures the longevity of this delicacy for generations to come.
  • Share the Love: Share your deep-fried clam experiences on social media or with friends and family. Whether it’s posting pictures of your culinary creations or writing reviews of local seafood spots, spreading the word contributes to the celebration.

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In Conclusion

National Deep Fried Clams Day is more than just an excuse to indulge in delicious seafood; it’s a day to honor a culinary tradition that has brought joy to many. From its humble beginnings in a small Massachusetts stand to its status as a beloved dish nationwide, deep-fried clams remind us of the simple pleasures in life. So on November 1st, let’s raise a fork to the crispy, golden delights from the sea and enjoy the rich flavors and history they bring to our tables. Happy National Deep Fried Clams Day!

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Welcome friends to another episode of the #foodtalk on Leo. Join the conversation, share your meals and national food or international food celebration days you know. Engage to earn.

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